School Budget Cuts Starting to be Felt in the Community
Closing a $3.1 million budget gap is never painless, but now in the weeks after those cuts were announced, many in the…
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Cambridge Hospital Provide Update on Allergies and What to Expect This Season
With New England’s difficult winter finally behind us, the warmer months are approaching—and so is allergy season. For many people, the transition…
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Leslie Aldrich Takes the Reins as New Executive Director at CCHI
After many years of working closely with the communities of Revere, Chelsea and Charlestown on public health issues, Leslie Aldrich was recently…
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Students Stage Walk-Out at Chelsea High to Highlight School Safety
More than 500 Chelsea High students walked out of class on Thursday, March 15, as part of the national school walk-out movement…
Continue readingSchool, City Officials Ask Parents to Be Aware of Children’s Social Media Posting Following Threat
In the wake of a social media threat against the Chelsea High School posted last Friday, School Supt. Mary Bourque is putting…
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City Hosts Final Community Workshop on Re-Imagining Broadway
In two weeks, residents will have one final opportunity to weigh in on a critical question: should Broadway be converted to one-way…
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Experience the Wonders of LUZIA! Cirque du Soleil’s Astounding Production Opens June 27 at Suffolk Downs
Boston will welcome Cirque du Soleil’s imaginative and visually-spectacular production LUZIA, described as a waking dream of Mexico. Running from June 27…
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Ward 4 Democratic Committee Elects Delegates to the State Convention
On February 3, 2018, registered Democrats from Ward 4 in the City of Chelsea gathered at the Chelsea Public Library for a…
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City Hall Clock Tower Unveils New Lighting Scheme
By Seth Daniel Let there be light atop the Chelsea City Hall. This Monday, the City officially unveiled a light illumination feature…
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What to Do about the Logan Noise Study? Some Ready to Bargain, Some Ready to Fight
By Seth Daniel Councillor Dan Cortell questioned the creators of the noise study on Monday night. Cortell represents Admiral’s Hill, which has…
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